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"The actions of your lifestyle tells the story of your soul's alliance and allegiance, whether you work for God in Heaven or the devil in hell - the selection of your choosing is obvious!" ~Jon Barnes

Allegiance

We pledge allegiance to God, our Father, who created us and all things. You have chosen a side to walk with, defend, protect, teach, study, and live by the rules, laws, ways, statues, and authority God has set in place. Just as your parents model these principles to raise their children, we study and use God's model to get the job done right the first time.

Alliance

Are you aligned with the truth and armed with the facts of God, with whom you will shortly have a quick, brief discussion about your fate of eternity

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